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by spyder 1y ago
There is also KaraKeep: https://github.com/karakeep-app/karakeep Seems very similar.
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by spyder 1y ago
Also at many places the cracks seems to be overpainted, filled in. I guess that's from the restorations... I just looked it up and there is a picture from an analysis where they are showing its possible state before the restoration: h
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by spyder 1y ago
and the next step is a monthly subscription fee to use your camera...
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by spyder 1y ago
Huh "everything text-to-X"? Most video gen AI has image-to-video option too either as a start or end frame or just as a reference for subjects and environment to include in the video. Some of them even has video-to-video options t
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by spyder 1y ago
and the irony at the beginning of the demanding government letter: "But an investment is not an entitlement."
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by spyder 2y ago
That's like saying copyright covers the mouse clicks and mouse movements in Photoshop but not the output pixels.
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by spyder 2y ago
> No. Huh, text definitely encodes multimodal experiences, it's just not as accurate and as rich encoding as the encodings of real sensations.
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by spyder 2y ago
Hmm.. could this be used for the ARC-AGI challenge? Maybe even combine with this recent one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43259182
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by spyder 2y ago
Seems similar to that Moshi model from 6 months ago, but this is more refined than that, Moshi is a little crazy, but still it was an impressive demo of how low latency responses, continuous listening and interruptions can improve the voice
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by spyder 2y ago
hm... and why are the drones carrying the whole spool of the fiber instead of leaving the spool on the ground and unraveling it from there without the extra weight on the drone?
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by spyder 2y ago
So they want to ban only the mobile app, but the Tiktok website would still work from the mobile browsers? Huh... I guess they can get less user data from the website than an app, but the content manipulation and the usage data collection
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by spyder 2y ago
I agree, that's the future of these video models. For professional use you want more control and the obvious next step towards that is to generate the full 3D scene (in the form of animated gaussian splats since that's more AI fri
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by spyder 2y ago
Looks like it's using mm-wave radar technology to detect changes of the dielectric properties of solutions with different levels of glucose. There is also a paper from them doing it with the Google's Project Sali dev kit, the rada
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by spyder 2y ago
It really depends on the image, but WOW I was really surprised that it reproduced animal fur with proper combination of polygon mesh and transparent texture, and this kind of capability isn't even demonstrated in the examples on the pa
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by spyder 2y ago
A simulated world is also a world, and I can easily imagine if it would have been trained on real world data than it would have learner some of the real world's physics the same way, as the big video gen models already showing some of
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by spyder 2y ago
Or more like: to AIJS, which automatically rewrites your site to the latest trendy framework. :-)
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by spyder 2y ago
That's definitely an artifact from stitching multiple images. But I'm not sure why they would leave it that way since it's quite noticeable, but I guess there is always some debate on how much post-processing should they do o
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by spyder 2y ago
Also in Firefox Dev Edition settings (in the Firefox Labs section) you can turn on their AI chatbot feature which gives you the option to send the selected text to Claude or other chatbots and opens their response in a sidebar. https:&#x2F
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by spyder 2y ago
> How? Huh... First result in google for "selling exploits" shows it's not only criminals who are buying exploits: https://zerodium.com/program.html (up to $500K for Chrome RCE, but probably not for this s
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by spyder 2y ago
At the part were he writes about the human analysis of game data, I thought the article would end up with training an AI or just statistical analysis on that data to identify players. That would have been a little more interesting (but hard
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by spyder 2y ago
"streaming fraud diverts funds from musicians and songwriters whose songs were legitimately streamed by real consumers to those who use automation to falsely create the appearance of legitimate streaming" So at the end of cases
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by spyder 2y ago
True, but also AI could be the reason why games would need more powerful GPUs in the future (but not yet). For example LLMs for NPC dialogs, or the wilder things like running the whole game inside a neural network, or running an AI style fi
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by spyder 2y ago
shooting for an AGI that hopefully won't shoot us :)
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by spyder 2y ago
That's not literally his e-mail :D. He means that you have to replace it with his HN username. It would have been better to write it like this: [HN username]@gmail.com
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by spyder 2y ago
Huh... Moved on to where?
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by spyder 2y ago
from: https://www.inflatechdecoy.com/features/ " 01_OPTICAL SIGNATURE - LIFE SIZE, PERFECT SHAPE AND LIGHTWEIGHT 02_RADAR SIGNATURE - ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS UNPACK THE DECOY AND TURN ON THE ENGINE. 90 SECONDS LATE
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by spyder 2y ago
cool, reminds me of https://gandalf.lakera.ai/
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by spyder 2y ago
4D Gaussian splatting will probably get us there, there are many research papers about it for example: https://fudan-zvg.github.io/4d-gaussian-splatting/ But even with that, it would allow only limited movement because
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by spyder 2y ago
But at least that would make the AI easier to detect :).
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by spyder 2y ago
I have a dream: https://app.suno.ai/song/d2f8e712-80ae-40ae-967b-90e13278da5...

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